"' .V. 4P (J A-e"-- vv .i. I. -4 'J, i , . l evx$ngT -cmiuo' bjdoeihiladeLhia; iwedx s. . y , REPORTS FAVOR yor. indicted "BUNIi-URY'LAW, Sentiment in Various States Upholds Prohi bition Amendment InnllnnrH from re One Imtor xxorkhiRH of the plot xxlilili Iril'iin in inn Killing ftl i'lpi"y 15,00(TTONg OF COAL DAILY ORDERED TO PHILADELPHIA tnnllnurd from Pate One Kruocn. Mutes that h anticipates Jhc (Imrltlps illrrrUir will co-oporalc xxltli After elxliicr til aire jim Inrnll .nlip. Htllto UlCl Alllllltllslmtur roller. Drniichy calil Hint on tlic nlclit or Sep. The telcRrnm (n Director Krusen Is ai (ember 17, tlic Montlay licforo tlic ""! rKNNA. L U K 13 W A New Jersey for Local Option Other Commonwealths Pre pare for Marty Ratification Ttrpoili. merlin! frivii xiulmis Ktitc rapllHln niiil iciiIcim of iittlxit.x tcwl.iv Inillinte. Rcnrr.ill), h falomlile attitude tnxxHrrl lecMnllve r.itlnriillnn of Hie pro-po-.nl prolillilllon iiiticiiilini'iit In Hie Pol rral f'niistltiiticjii Pennsxlxiinlii mill New .Irmev iippeiir to do "luliPwiirm" In tnelr Intel el t to xxnril IniiiiPilliiti' in I Ion haimli li.is iIpi lined to i .ill a xpeiliil UsWI.itiio icsslon to consider rutin Hon, -In New .teri-py Heiitlinent for lo cal option oiiIwpIbIih tlic ciiilnlnn fnior fiMe In Peilrr.il tontrol In .Mm land ii hot flclit Is ptedleted, Millie Itel.iwiiro "drj"" "re hopeful that within the sK-.xciir limit to innKn tlieli flRht the iieiewMry State ratification will he accomplished Kentmliy, a foinier hotbed of null prohibition (.entlment. Is eipccted to lie anions the llrst Stated to ro on record In faxoi of the national enactment asaln'-t llrpior. New York, California, MIcIiIkjii and Illinois adWicM Indlintc that hot battle for control of the noil State I,eKihitiire xxlll lie w.iK'-d by "wets" mid "ili.xs" Mtaxiiirl'M nso-nit to the amendment Is predicted Wisconsin Is claimed b both parties Nonionimlttal statenients are ouchafed b. ronnectlcnt leaders In Ohio efforts are under way to obtain a special session of the present l.CKlsl.i tlire. In other States xlcoroiis cam palcns on behalf of "bone-dr" IirIs latlon aie reported to be proKtcssinc faxorably Street Battles Rage in Odessa Contlmiril from Pane One Italian Socialists reR.irdlnc this reipiest for an "Internationale" at MoiUholin Wednesday on whlih the primary elec-( linns were nvici 111 I'liliaiieipnia, ne was. stamlliiR with two friends of his, Wlillcj" llurklmrdt and "Murks", R M ' Sl"'"b " tho corner of 1 56th street and lliiwik nieniie, In the Hronx, New York llurkhurdt Is one of Hip Bitumen tin- der arret, but Snifth had not tircxlnitslv been named In the rrnceedhiRS, "Mike"! I lllll. another of the Rimnien now In cui-1 toil j. cnine oxer to Iho three men, Hen lielf) khIiI. and'asked them If thev didn't want to ntike miiiic "easy tiione.x" by I HoildiiR In the Phlladplphla election, by I iisslstlnc the police. The four men went to n Hiloon airost the street to lontlnuc the loliicrsntlon. ! There they found, said Prmicliv. Mike , SiiIIImiii, the delectlie from tlih Val (.(Parrel, detcitlxn iirpiio . "Hutch" Mhvc'ii, who In cljarfied with Pppley's ( iiiiriler: .Umls Hriinelll, Palcone, Cos tello and otliefn, IncludliiR three men not limcinoi Ilrnm-1 picilously named Nick Tarlcr. 'China" .inn mo ana iiir lAinio. ivnen nsaeit u the name of the first were not "Carter,' Director W'lhner Kiuen. City Hall. Philadelphia. r nrn adilsed that you hap ion tlsi.iicil four mm of coal. Mr. Potter Informs nip tint jiu have not applied In the local committer- or to him for iisslhtnuio In iiinnoitkni with olir lequlrements and that If bundled In this iiiiniier coal would liaxe been pioxldcrt Purlhcr ionlliatlon will tint be permitted and Is iinnetessaiy, pioxldpii soil will ndxlsp of tlni ic iiulrcnients of the locations ' under )our lurlsdli Hon Your lo-oppratluh with Mr, Potter and the local dnilu Istnitlon olllilals Is nntlilpited (SlRlied) II A UAltKIHI.D. Puel Administrator KANE TO VIEW STOCK OF COAL AT FACTORY Pulled States District Attornex Kane toRpther with a represcnlatlxe of the staff of William Potter. .State fuel ad inlnMratoi. ami a ioal expert, late this afternoon discussed a xlslt to the plant or c II Masland d Sous, Inc.. car at Amber and West- nennenv sain ne nas niwajs ncaru nun )lct inniiufacliirers '., " nioieland Hreets, to ItixcMlR.itc com i- llt- HUlllllVII IIIIMVI rtllOl iicitr sent for and xxere all Identinrd by ljcn ueh, xx ho also Idcfitlfled Macla, xxhn was seated In the prisoner's box. lie had known tlurkh.irdt and "MugRsy" Smith for scars, he said, nddluR that Smith's real name was Christopher the riilladclpli .i ,in KAISER SOLICITOUS FOR EX-CZAR'S FATE copi:nhaoj:n uu 11 The Kaiser Is now taklnc a hand In the t-o-iallid pe.ii e ncRotlatlons between tlio IloNhexlk icRline at I'etroRiad and the Ceiiti.il Poweis This xi.is chiiwii today b.x the repoit that the (ieim.iu Kniperor has made Inuulrles as to what xiould befall the foi mer fr.i and his famil.1 If pe.uc Is inniludul Hxpitc the fatt that the (Icrin.in i.oxeinineut has fnim.illx iicius-ed the es-Cr.u of hrliiRliiR on the war by mobillzlnc the llusslan nuns on the Aii-tio-lleinmii fiontlcr.., Il" i cjioi 1 lonlaliis hint Hut Nkliol.is and his famll.x max be Inxlted to make the'i futuie hoine In Herman), If they are .tllowul to leaxe Itussla Dr xon Kuhlmauu. the (lcrm.ui foi cIrii minister, and Count (Veinln, Hie Austrliiii foiclRii inlnistei, aie repoited to liaxe icaihed llrest I,ltnk, xvhere the aunlstke was kIriiciI MATINEE MUSICAL IMIOKKAM Mnrie Louchncy and Thailileus Itich Soloists at Conceit Two home nillsts il Ix hit il lumen h at the foitnlKhtl) pioRi.uu of the .Matinee Musli.il Club, whlih dicw an aiidienio that nowdcil the b.illioom of the llellc-xui-Sliatfonl Prexlous lunceits In this 'All-Aineilc.in Ye.u" of the enteiprlsltiR orB.inl7atlon composed of women mu sicians and iniiiiij loxcr.s of riladelphla haxe lomblned the efforts of the excel lent ihorus of the iluli xxlth the Indl xldual contributions of --ololsts, but the latest loneeil offered a dual recital b Mai in l.oiiRhne.x, lontraltn. and Th.ul deus Illih, nni en m.ihlci and assistant iniiduiloi of the Philadelphia Orihestru with Hills clink llumm.ni .is accom panist and also lontrlliutoi of a group of piano pines to the list MIsh l.ouRhuex, xxho xxon the xoc.il hoiioiH hi tin- I ''17 bleniil.il contest of the National I'ldei.itlnn of .Music Clubs showed lh.i.t Hie di'tiiutioii was not un xx oi lhil loufcricd 'Ihn suixlt) and llexlblllls of I ioi tones and Hie skill xxlth xxhlch sho pioduces and tolors them lo suit tho lonipusitlou Justified the Judges In glxlnc lin supremacy oxei a field ,tliat Included musicians fioni all oxer the Unllcrl Stales Her iiumbeiK wcic In the main fa miliar, or at loist standard, but two, "Stand Up. America." and 'Mmcwhcro In Prance." xxeic noxcl In recital and Hdded u patriotic touch to the proRiuiu. She xxiiK cm client' In llustliiRs's "The lied, lied Itow" Mis. It II. A Peach's "Ah, l.oio Hut a Da)" mid other pieces fiotn Ihn lUslum.iis lepertnlre. Doitor Itlcli sliowed his xlrtuoslt) In n-Wienlaxxskl iiiiueito, in f the show pieces xxhlili n Hold u xlollnlsi a ill. iiue to dlspla) in. irxi lolls trchuliiue. Ho also plased xcr)- biautlfull) t-exei.il iiimbers dedicated tn him, IncludliiR Camllle Zeckwer'H "li thu Harden" and lleddu nn den Hcemt'H "Uallade." 'Iho former Is u IiIrIiI) almosphcili' i composition, showing lino ft cling for.the violin In mowl and exiiression. Mr. Ilaiiimauu r.ixo a Chopiii prelude i-Miulbltely and niiQther nuinbei of more Hum ordinary interest mid furnished a splendid iMckKiound fi-r the sidolsts W. It, M IOI.D 'COPS' WANTHD THHM The Rioup In the saloon, said Dc-uiuhx ' were told b) Siilllxau that they xxeie xx anted to xioik with 'the lops' In Phlladelphli in the eledlou and to help them moxe boxes and bales out on the street "We xxere lo sit on them and keep exeisthliiR stialght. ' he said t 'i o'clock the next moiuiiiH. the xxltness said, the- eighteen men met at Thlrts-thlid street and Seventh axeuue. wheie tickets to Philadelphia were K'len lo them, and they xxere sent on III txxos mid tin pes, ilding In Hie smoking lal" When Denneh) reavhetl Philadelphia, he said he xxns assigned to a loom In Hie Kes stone Hotel, either room six!) lx or slxts'-sexen, xxhlch he shared xxlth anothei man I'oUl of the Rang shuied the adjoining loom and the other twelxe men went to "ltenn.x's Hotel ' at Plant and Vine slieeti He and his loinpaulons walled In Ihelr loom until Nick Itltt came to them and gaxe each a dollar for suppei. While at supper In a rest.iui.int on Penn Square, Hurkhaldt. said Dtnneli), g.ixe a twents-tlxe i ent tip to a waltriss, to gether xvlth his c.i ill The W4lties Is In be tailed to testlfx lilt I. Aftel the) had eaten dlnnei and wcie standing on the loinei Mike Sul llx.m nine along with a xeix swell dtessed man xxho wore exeglaves, s lid riennehy '1 lie null shook hands with them and left. Sulllxan then R.ixe the men a xxhlte I Ibbon each "We xas to weai the I Ibbon bo.tliat the polke would know us and not bother us xxhlte xc xieii xxoiklng aiounil the polls sild Diiinehs A I.I. (JUTUI.CKIACK.S plaints that 5000 tons of coal were be Ing hoarded hi that place This quail tits, according to (Internment officials, Is far In excess f that icqulted for the operation of the plant It xxns deckled to make the inspection tomorrow It Is pioposed lo make an 'exc etl mate" of the stole of I'nal In the Mas laud plaul 'I he (loiermiieut contends that the coal In the Masland place xx 111 lust Tor at least fixe months. The rule of the national fuel administration Ik that oulx eight weeks' suppls be kept In one plaie To v, ule this illsputiil point Ml Mas land suggested tb.it the- officials xlew the fin toil's coal supplx The Maslaml 111 in contend" that It tloesu I haxe HOOn tons of ioal on baud mid that onlx all amount iUlt"ecesars foi Us opeiatlon Is held Whethei Mr Kane would ef7p the ioal at the Mas land plant should the luxestlRators do i Idp that It amounts to Suilo tons couldu t ue lent in d (!ox ei mneiit Interx ention compelliiiB eu.il hoaideis in Phllailelphla lo ills goige fuel Willi Ii Hies haxe stoied axxa)- muS lellexe lo some extert the acute ioal shoitage hele Slight lellef has alteadx be it btuught hs "the inssing of the cold weathei Attorney (Seneial Hiecois. In Wusli- perlntcndent of Heading till wax i no same opinion xias cxpicp-cd 0 a Pennsslxanla P.alltoml ofPelii, , wnt ex-en further. I lotishler Director Krurcn's ptni lies ns iinJustlflHhle mid hleli.h nidi il ho said, , Charles o -Heath tsuperlutrudcui Hip New- York dlxlslon of the ne.idi-u. with whose tonspiit Director Kiu-rn ton oxer the two loaded cars, iltl todas thu he regietted Hint Dlreitor Krusni had hot Informed lilm how- badly In ncul nl ioal he was "If Jie hid rlone so," said Mr. llcaih "we should haxe tried to supplx him as wp haxp supplied lndMtltt.it aid In n.i US cases. ' I nomas Hohlns. the only member i,f Hie fuel nmm ttce In the lIIv IoiIjx. inolded i-nnimciit on Director Krusen's at Hon "Dliector Kruspn's conduct of Hlock ley h is been admirable," he said xxhen asked lo talk about the ioal selrure "lie has transformed It from a bsword Into a model Institution ' Dlreitor Krusen said that he was a luppx- "anarchlft," In repls to ilnrgcs that had not obserxed legal mvisum "I am the happiest anarchist In Phil adelphla he said Director Krusen. when tcfld of the re buke of Mr Uarfleld, replied as fol lows "I haxent us set recelxed the leprl- maim wnen i gel il I w'll answer t A phxslcluti xxlio xtslted the olllce of Hip local coal adnilnlstratoi In the Coin minwenlth llulldlng todav was oiilered to leaxe that place Ai'eotdlng to the clerks the phiMolan lentonstraled with them In a loud tone bi cause one of his patients had failed to lecelxe ioal The doctor was leil to the doot Ii) a pollie nnii who Is detailed then No laboreis xxere axallahle lodax to sboxel ioal Into the bumiicrs of the West Philadelphia High School fut l!o)s at Port-exenth and Walnut stteets so u delegation of students of that sthool was pressed Into serxlce 1; ich student was pild f(,i his seixlccs ut the late of tweutx-flxe cents an houi P.ixnienl was made III thrift stamps l.ick of transput tattoo facilities ac coidliiK to l-'ulrfax ll.irtlson chairman of the Italtroad Win Hoald Isu I eu Ilielx lespuuslble foi Hie ioal shoit.ige The ie.il shortage attoiillug to Mr l'ahfaxs statement, Is tine to the emu inous inirtase In the demands fot coal The r.illioads Mr Pali fax's state ment leads appeal fioni the geneial stalenunt being niude upon Ibis sub Jttl to the Ititontioxei tlble fait The 1 munis of the talliu-ids show not onlx fugtoti tod.ix forxxaided txxo complaints i that Jhe toal opetatois haxe pioduieil .'IK. ill st r.lliged ioal hoaideis to Pulled mole .BUI than eiei lit fine but Hut Slates Dlxtilct Attorne) l-'rancls I'lher ' In the tight mouths pill to November Kane, In thlstllx The alleged xlolatois I Incluslxe the lallioads base hauled and ire Phlkidelphi ins Mr Kane said totla) dellxered 17ii,'i8C mole i.il loads or about that the lomplalnts ute being luxestl-1 in nun uuo mole Ions of aiilhiailte than gated lie said that prosecutluns xxould In the same mouths of ll'K "1 h xxas 'I he) then wallud Sipi.ne he said, xxheie niiil the itst of tliu xx.illlug lu the situate to Washington the) met Mnscla gunmen Aftti i white, the mail be tiistltuted against the xlolatois should the exldei le wniranl lie also Intlni ited that coal being held b.x hoaideis would be seized Major Smith tod.ix authorized Sunday) dellx eiles In leiall coal dealers, follow- i Ing u requist In (he fuel adinlnl-tiation . Ills icplj xxas as follows j I h.ue xoiit letter In regard to coal I .U.l-tn .....I !.. .lAll.A. f ... .1 k?....- v.,it-. iiutniiiK ycuti n cmi wn ouii- , i.,, .i ,, if ..... i .i... ii .....! ,fl.,ii "as oeeu "... V.I UrUi-vT t -111111 I.LIIII.L irillll ' dealeis to delixei coal on Suud.ix It would be uluilnal not to do this in xiexx of the sufferings of out people fioni lack of coal I haxe n notified the Dliector o the Department of Pub lic Safets, xxho xx ill Issue the neccssaiy ordetH Immedlatel) " ltalliuad olllciats denounce the selzute of two carloads of coal. by Director of an Inciease of la pel tent oei Iho best moid exet piexiouslx matte The tecords show that lu the same months the latlroads hauled 'i;; C?l mole carloads oi about 31,000 OOU moie tons of bituminous ioal than in the cor lesiiondliig period of HUG This shows nn inciease of 18 pel cent oxci the best recoid exer ptexlouI) in.tde I ue piesetn coal piouiem Is not, as epresented, ultogethei a mob- lein of trunsportutlon It Is pilmaiily a problem of distribution for which the r ' ' ; ",l public must share ihn isponlblllt) rim inllioads cannot, xxlth" Hielf exists big facilities, handle a much larser ton ..ige of toal so long n the present Kys- n of distribution prexHlls, Tiio pies oiit s)stcni of illstrlbutton Inxolxes a cal iiiuniilit of triisn-liaullng of coal id n tesultlng large waste of liana tMlntlnu. ' Tho lemedy doubtlrss requires sur oiler of lotixeiilcnie and old habits, ut II Is clear It Is t lause.iwil to bo upplled to ext-i) setllou fronj Jlio iiilno 'loest to that set Hon, N'ii tine- luiiie malntetl xxltli Ihe fnctA can ct.ncelxc. of Hi" lliineeessar) and Inu0 linnls- of ro.ll nlmli haxp grown up under Hie right of tin shipper to lump Hip ItHlllt' as" he litcasps Wlutcxer Ilia) be Ids Justin citlon lu iiorm.il time", this practice ef fectlxels ledutes Hip clllekiicy of the tl.iiirportatlon mnililiie In the time of tho heaxlest tralllc exer II experienced" tlesldetiti on An it ftieet between Ihlrlx-Hilril ntul Thlrts -fourth streets todax cxptcssed surprise that tlio electric lights should beb iirnli R up to a ouoes. this morning They detlared that burn ing elcilrlcity until that hour was a waste ' Only one slinxelful of coal was ie milnhig tnd.ij In the ilprmaiitown axe nun unci l.xrninlng street police station Pnless more wai speedily forthcoming Ihe polite stationed there would be obliged to wear their oier-oats Indoors, the polltenien declared 'Ihe headquarters of the American Itescue Workei-f. -J83 Prankford uxenue, haxe been besieged xxltli demands for coal b) the poor families who'liaxc been atcustomed to recelxlng suppllei fioni that hotiice t ui:ci:ivi:rsiiii continued Coutt Hefuscs to Revoke Appoint ment in American Pipe Co. Case Judge Dickinson Hi the I nlted tales Dlstrlit Colin today refused to xacate be appointment of Hobelt Wctherlll us melin fot Hie Xmerlciin Pipe and Con- trut Hon Hompaiix The applliatloti to lexoke Ihe appoint unlit was made In Ch.irtis A Hitch- oik ol New Yolk. Ii stockholder xxho loiitended that the Ptdetal Couit In Pi iinS Ix aula had no Jurisdiction in Ihe uiiltei as the lompans was a New .lei--u loiiioiatlon MAN CRUSHED IN ELEVATOR Caught betxxeen the door and the bottoni of the clexatoi in the Hairtson llulldlng toda), Wesle) He) man of JOtu .Ninth Thirteenth stieel supeilntendent of the building. Is lu the Northwestern ileneial Hospital surfeilng funn a ru-iiiil liglit aim and a uu-hoil right leg He Is In a ciltlc.il lunilllluh Ml Hexnian atteinpted to step on the tlexatui as the opeintor t fused the door and Stat tid the tar .ft- xxas picked up uni niixi lous and rushed to the liusplt.il lu a pilxate automobile ??jMwmw V.f. ,.- Furlough Ban Partly Lifted enllnufd from rp One parents of the bo) at the iiiinp as would that due to the transportation of Hip men from tho innip to their homes 111 this tit)-. Charles Currs, a prlxntc In Company K, Tenth Now- York National (luan! tii-Rlnient, must scrip two sears lu 'i inlljtnrv prison uriil forfeit pay that Is duo him, in-cording in n lourt-iuurtlal lludtng made public! loda), Curr) ab sented hlnfelf xxllhoiil leaxe on tntober II. unit iiivordinR tn the charges d. lectcd dlsrcsiieclful languago to l.teu tenant W. M. lliadbeer. of the 311th Held artillery, lie was also found guilt) of bplng Intoxlt.itcd Seek 2000 (Slaien Tor Soldiers A mmpalgii has been begun under the dlrettlon of l.teutenant Noirts ltarratt tn secure :"00 pairs of woolen gtoxes for the Philadelphia troops nt Camp Meade Jcn PrMreMire In umMli'V The most pTogresslxo elcnienl in Co lomblu Ik Kld lo be, not Iho Spanish population -or the nstlxes, hut it Jewish people called Antloqulan. xvho liaxe Old Testament names, raise families of from txxelxn tn thirty children and are fast becoming the dominant power In Hie land, both In numbers and In Influence. San l'ranelsco Argonaut HCiAtrrotf,t'ii:n-tml powder press, mills of,i)ra .Powder company, nix irrtloB - here, were destrosed by an undetermined origin this after flclals or the company nsser one xxns killed or Injured, Is estimated at. $:5,00. wllh the e)eglasses ri ppeared and .then xx ent nxxa), returning shortlx- xxltli blaikjacks, which he dlstiibtited among them .MAI.ONHY D.N Till: STAND Samuel (! Maloney xxus called fo the I Public Health and Charities Krusen xes stand lite this afternoon b.x Mi Tau-lenlay ns unjustifiable, but tald that lane . the), could take no action. In it a- off "Did inn scud to New York. foi 'these ,lle ell,'!' Intention to pa) for the coal llieil 111' W.IK llSl.eil K'lK "'.-iie-i iiiuuhui, mil itni it- il no "Ye Mr 'lindane then turned him tixei to Mi ICclr for cross-examination Kelt, Didn't )ou Salter, the Aien t )ou lumping Id his feet, shook bis finger nt .Maloney and shouted- "Aicn't sou Alibi Satn fake up the alibi for Sam famous ballot-box stiffftr? 'Sain the Itat'? ' Taulane xxns on his feet in an Instant objecting to the quebtlons 'Yes,' shouted Kelr, 'but sou can't challenge ins light to ask these ques. tlons (Hxe me until lu o'clock tomorrnxx and I'll juoxe them b.x the records' Judge C".mt how exer, sustained the objection "Whltex lluikh.ut was Hun tailed to the stand and told how the gunmen wen- brought lo this ill) Ills stor.x xx as virtually the same as Mlchicl De penn) s stoix this morning Muggs.x Smith, anothei of the gunmen will plobabl) follow stands The railroads themselxcs. It was I pointed out, had no redress, inasmuch as the) merelx acted as agents hired to I ' dellx cr the coal, xxlthout an) ownership rights- "f einphatlcalli question Dliector Kiusen'H nutliorlt) to seize the coal," said C. H. Croley general freight su ! "L MOTOR ROBES V I ' inn mmcTuiK W hat VxitAi- sirt in tr .. . . r ri .end than a trm, comfort VkskV 00f tblPSA Motor Kobf? Soldhy V f our local denier. look foMhe &A trade mart. tv I WM. AYRES & SONS, rkllldtlphli V After the Theatre Heated Motor Car CJiilly One? or a Xflrr the thputre. Ihen rhlllv nit.i- iki ou snuszlo under heavy robf. and hlir- nslter lii.mll a IHIIH TKIN MOTOR t'AR IIHlTKR nrt enjox a xxarmih rltallnn ihrn nl xnur llxlng room There'. P;ni t.l- TION to (It jour ear. Ha.llj Installtd l'rlte low lie 11 tmnorroxv mnrnlng . "Mr llohlij- Is Serila" 1 .ell the 4. M. Shuck Absorber ThoiiNnnuit In iik 1'. C. IIOKNHM Ix. J. M. pbnih Ab.orher Aoiirj. Jin s. hth ST. 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